How To Paint A Slot Car Body at Justin Beveridge blog

How To Paint A Slot Car Body. Achieving a professional finish on your slot car requires mastering various painting techniques. It's based on what i learned when doing the same to the inside of lexan slot car bodies. What i have written here, is a very simple technique that will give you excellent results, even if you've never painted any model. Who pulled the lola t70 body shown in your tutorial? Then consider a plain white slot. The choice between using an airbrush or spray cans depends on your experience level and the desired finish. The body is from tom andersen who is sadly not making them for the moment. A thick sheet of card for the base. First part of a three part series. Do you fancy a new car, but want something a bit different and use a competitive chassis you may already own? It appears to have sharp and crisp details. You will need the following: Part one will look at preparation and masking the clear bodies.

A thick sheet of card for the base. What i have written here, is a very simple technique that will give you excellent results, even if you've never painted any model. It's based on what i learned when doing the same to the inside of lexan slot car bodies. The body is from tom andersen who is sadly not making them for the moment. Part one will look at preparation and masking the clear bodies. First part of a three part series. Who pulled the lola t70 body shown in your tutorial? The choice between using an airbrush or spray cans depends on your experience level and the desired finish. Then consider a plain white slot. You will need the following:

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How To Paint A Slot Car Body It's based on what i learned when doing the same to the inside of lexan slot car bodies. Do you fancy a new car, but want something a bit different and use a competitive chassis you may already own? It appears to have sharp and crisp details. Who pulled the lola t70 body shown in your tutorial? You will need the following: It's based on what i learned when doing the same to the inside of lexan slot car bodies. Achieving a professional finish on your slot car requires mastering various painting techniques. Part one will look at preparation and masking the clear bodies. What i have written here, is a very simple technique that will give you excellent results, even if you've never painted any model. A thick sheet of card for the base. The choice between using an airbrush or spray cans depends on your experience level and the desired finish. First part of a three part series. Then consider a plain white slot. The body is from tom andersen who is sadly not making them for the moment.